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Industry-trade sector to ensure enough goods for Tet
Vietnamese economy was forecast to expand from 1.6% to 2.8% in 2020, according to updated reports of international organizations.
The plan to develop household businesses into normal businesses has not succeeded. The goal of having 1 million businesses in the country by the end of 2020 will not be met.
Over 100 evacuated over landslide threat in Hoa Binh
Export revenue rises 4.7% in ten months despite COVID-19
The public debt to GDP ratio has been controlled well and has decreased in recent years. But the public debt repayment to budget revenue ratio has steadily increased because of many due debts.
Handling fake goods on e-commerce platforms
The Ministry of Planning and Investment has announced the second economic simulation package which will be used to spur the recovery of the aviation and tourism sectors.
Few people can realize that Vietnam has achieved a record high trade surplus amid the Covid-10 pandemic.
The disbursement of public investment from the state budget has reached 60 percent, the highest ever level. The disbursement of ODA has also improved, but is still low.
Sugar imports from Thailand see upswing following ATIGA enforcement
Vietnam has surpassed Singapore in GDP. However, only when the Vietnamese income per capita increases will people be able to truly rejoice.
FDI reaches US$23.48 billion in ten months
Vietnam emerges as FDI hub in Asia: Eurasian Times
Dong Nai to open three huge industrial parks
Industry - trade sector to ensure enough goods for traditional lunar new year
Vietnamese exports to ASEAN grow at low rate of 5.26%
Through the two waves of the COVID-19 pandemic, confidence in the growth prospects in 2020 of enterprises has gradually diminished.
The Ministry of Planning and Investment has proposed adding some indexes not yet stated in the statutory economic criteria, such as per capita gross domestic product (GDP), contribution of TFP to growth and labor productivity.